What Car Would you Suggest Please? (1 Viewer)

[EuroTrotters]

Hi,

I am looking to replace my Range Rover with a Luxury Grand Tourer.

Its to use for long Distance trips to Spain, Scotland and up in the Alps in Winter.

I just cannot think what to replace it with?.

* 4X4 Or at least AWD
* 5 to 8 Comfortable Seats.
* I don't like saloons so must be Estate/Minivan
* Prefer Diesel
* High Towing Capacity
* Power and Refinement

Used Market - Budget is £25,000

Any suggestions please?

 

[Jamesh]

Audi A6 Quattro?

BMW 5 series xdrive.

VW Caravelle 4x4

If 4x4 then the world's your oyster but most will be disappointing compared to the range rover.

Cheers James

 

[Phill D]

Toyota Landcruiser is a possibility probably get more for your money than range rover

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[fat haggis]

Xc60 or xc90 lovely the latter especially

 

[Al-Di]

Nissan pathfinder,

 

[bobnick]

If i was in the market for a vehicle of your wanting i would go for the Porsche Cayenne.

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[Wanderlust]

X trail worth a look too, half the price of some others, does the same job, do you place value on a badge ? If not go for Jap or Korean.

 

[bobnick]

Of course you will factor in depreciation.

 

[Wanderlust]

Depreciation not such a big issue if buying used, depending on how used.

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[bobnick]

Depreciation not such a big issue if buying used, depending on how used.

Didn't read the last 2 paras/sentences. Agree a 3/4 year old used not that important.

 

[Just smiffy]

I went from Cornwall to Inverurie a couple of weeks ago in my bmw 520d… 760miles with one tank full and only stopped once for a pee. So comfortable at a leisurely drive….

 

[Simon Meadwell]

G wagon but will need to increase your budget lol

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[Cheshirecat57]

Kia Sorento

 

[Itsmcb]

Mercedes ML420 diesel will be my next. I've had an ML 350 petrol auto for the last eight years and apart from one broken coil spring it's not put a foot wrong. Very comfortable on a long trip, it's been from Cardiff to Geneva and back at least 6 times. Put a ski box and bikes on top plus bikes on the back and makes no difference. Awesome in snow too

 

[Itsmcb]

I had a Volvo XC90 for one week on hire a few years ago, terrible, uncomfortable
seats and an awful vibration from the diesel engine, gave me a headache every time I drove it. I couldn't wait to hand it back

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[Chris]

Toyota Landcruiser is a possibility probably get more for your money than range rover

Not great road cars though Phil. I had a top of the range one maybe 15 years ago and I cant tell you how tiring it was to drive to Spain.

 

[Itsmcb]

If i was in the market for a vehicle of your wanting i would go for the Porsche Cayenne.

Lovely car but servicing is expensive and they eat tyres, very expensive to keep on the road. Probably cheaper than a range rover though

 

[Peter and Julie]

I had a Volvo XC90 for one week on hire a few years ago, terrible, uncomfortable
seats and an awful vibration from the diesel engine, gave me a headache every time I drove it. I couldn't wait to hand it back

Not the case with mine! Inscription T8.

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[Silver-Fox]

Toyota Landcruiser is a possibility probably get more for your money than range rover

And it will get you home

 

[Itsmcb]

Not great road cars though Phil. I had a top of the range one maybe 15 years ago and I cant tell you how tiring it was to drive to Spain.

Yep my brother in law had an Amazon a few years ago. Great on snow or off-road but not something for long motorway journeys. Definitely a bit agricultural.

 

[Phill D]

Not great road cars though Phil. I had a top of the range one maybe 15 years ago and I cant tell you how tiring it was to drive to Spain.

Not had one, just know its teriffic off road for a road car.

Wife has a Tiguan 4*4 auto it'snice, when I'm allowed to drive it.

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[bobnick]

Had both RRs and Cruisers over the years. Without doubt the Cruisers are more reliable. Both were excellent in the desert if driven proppa.
(yes i know that's not relevant here)

 

[Chris]

Not had one, just know its teriffic off road for a road car.

Wife has a Tiguan 4*4 auto it'snice, when I'm allowed to drive it.

Can’t beat it off road. The number of Defenders I pulled out of sand you wouldn’t believe. And I only had normal road tyres.

 

[AJM2]

For £25k you’d struggle to get a new shape xc90, if you got one it would be one of the earlier models that have had real reliability issues.

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[Ditcha]

Audi Q7 or VW touareg

 

[DC4JC]

For that money you could get a very nice Skoda Superb estate.
Ive just recently got a 2 year old petrol one with the dsg gearbox, as I couldnt justify a diesel ( too many short journeys) and I am very pleased with it. Largest load in its class, extremely comfortable and drives like a dream.

 

[63720]

I'd go Toyota, Top Gear couldn't break one. Or, look at the best buy reliability charts.

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[Landy Andy]

Barry who I’m working for is into his cars and just swapped his RR for https://www.bentleymotors.com/en/mo...VlKl3Ch2MNgf4EAAYASAAEgKp-PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[dunnah01]

Save £25k and keep the Range Rover?

 

[AJM2]

Barry who I’m working for is into his cars and just swapped his RR for https://www.bentleymotors.com/en/mo...VlKl3Ch2MNgf4EAAYASAAEgKp-PD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Did you see the £25k budget?
I know a bloke who’s bought the Rolls Royce 4x4’s, so ugly

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